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Rewind, bearings, and capacitor A faulty motor overload switch will trip even when the motor doesn't overheat. We have a detailed listing of Delta 36 600 Table Saw Price and materials for woodworking tasks. Image not available Mouse over to Similar Items - 1940's Delta tilting top table saw with original motor - $100 (Rio Linda) Vintage Late 1940's Delta Model 1460 Wood Lathe - $500 (Thomasville Ga) First let me Say DO NOT TEXT OR EMAIL if interested call me on the PHONE Up for sale is this Vintage Late 1940's Delta Model 1460 Wood Lathe. Totally enclosed designs prevent motor problems caused by wood dust and shavings.
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I would appreciate any recommendation of brands, model etc.Delta table saw motor QR Code Link to This Post. I don't know how useful those are, but I am thinking if I want to drill a 1" hole through a 2X4 stud with sheetrock on one side, I can't use this large diameter thing because it won't be able to swing all the way around. Then I saw something which I believe might have designed for electricians which is basically a one size fits all, you adjust a set of blades along a sliding ruler, so it can be set to any custom size from 1" to 9" diameter. Is that a good thing? What are some features I should look for? I saw a set by Milwaukee that it is "ICE HARDENED". What is my best bet for a decent set that won't break an arm and a leg? Say $30-50 range? That must be the filet mignon of hole saws? Looking one the internet I noticed a set by Matco and it's over $250!!! WOW for a set of hole saw. When it was done the saw was totally black I think it's done. I know the right way is to wait for it to cool, then start up again, but if I did that it would have taken 45 minutes! and I am not drilling marble or granite. Last week I wanted to drill a 4" hole through 3/4" plywood for a dryer vent, and that thing took a good five minute to drill and it was smoking. Two weeks later in a hot and humid South Florida garage it was partially rusted. That thing started to rust the minute I walked out of store I swear. I bought a cheap set from Harbor Freight. I am a DIYer that use a hole saw occasionally, mostly to drill holes for recessed lights, or to pass copper pipes or rigid electrical conduits through wood studs, or dryer vent holes etc. If the motor IS a TEFC model then the most likely problem is a bad starting capacitor. Saw motors, especially when they are NOT a "totally enclosed-fan cooled" (TEFC) model are notorious for getting sawdust inside and gumming up the centrifugal switch keeping it from closing when the motor stops. Since the start capacitor is only in the circuit when the centrifugal switch is closed that is the place to start the investigation. I suspect that in your case the motor IS a "capacitor start/capacitor run" model and the run capacitor is providing enough of a "kick" to start the motor when there is no load. Having dual capacitors often means the motor is a "capacitor start/capacitor run" model but in some cases the two capacitors are wired in parallel to effectively create a single large capacitor for starting only. It MAY be a broken wire or a stuck (open) centrifugal switch or it MAY be a failed capacitor. A motor that starts with no load but refuses to start with even a minor load is almost always an issue with the starting capacitor.